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Create your free profile on udansa and find like-minded people who share your passion for Hip Hop, Ballroom, or Latin. This is where teenagers connect for practice sessions and the coolest dance projects.
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Create your free profile on udansa and find like-minded people who share your passion for Hip Hop, Ballroom, or Latin. This is where teenagers connect for practice sessions and the coolest dance projects.
The world of dance offers you endless possibilities to express yourself and stay fit. Find out which style best suits your personality and your fitness goals.
Long-term potential
Only dance styles that are suitable as a long-term hobby with regular training groups are listed.
Age relevance
The featured styles are specifically tailored to the interests and everyday life of teenagers.
Independent selection
No sponsorship money or paid placements were accepted for the creation of this list.

Solo, urban dance, focus on rhythm and dynamics
Hip Hop and Streetdance are at the top of the list for teenagers. Here you will learn cool choreographies to current beats and can develop your own style in Hip-Hop training. Perfect for anyone who wants to let off steam creatively without a fixed dance partner.
Partner dance, Latin American rhythms, high dynamics
Latin American dances like Cha-Cha-Cha, Rumba, Jive, and Samba are bursting with energy and joie de vivre. They offer young people a great way to train their sense of rhythm and fitness through partner dancing, without it feeling dusty.
Partner dance, classic elegance, focus on posture
Waltz, Tango and Quickstep train an elegant posture and absolute precision as a couple. If you are looking for a sporting challenge and want to prove yourself in harmonious interaction on the dance floor, you will find a sophisticated hobby here.
Solo or group, contemporary, expressive
Modern dance and contemporary combine elements of classical ballet with free movement and floor work. This style is ideal for young people who want to express feelings through movement and train their physical flexibility and strength intensively.
Solo, extremely athletic, acrobatic
Breakdance, or breaking, combines acrobatic elements with an extreme sense of rhythm. Here, young people learn spectacular moves like the windmill in breakdance and burn off energy in an athletic community defined by mutual respect.
Discover suitable offers for young people in your city and start your new hobby.
BallroomMeissen · Germany
Fortgeschrittenen-Kurs | ADVANCEDTuesday · 18:30 · Nov 10, 2026 - Jan 19, 2027
“Ein Haus für Vieles” - Saal Tanzkurse
Hip HopLimbach-Oberfrohna · Germany
HipHop 11 - 13 JahreFriday · 15:45 · Nov 13
Limbach-Oberfrohna
Hip HopLimbach-Oberfrohna · Germany
Hip Hop ab 14 JahreFriday · 15:45 · Nov 13
Limbach-Oberfrohna
Deciding on a new hobby is often not easy, especially when the selection is so large. To find the right start, it helps to take a look at your own strengths and preferences. If you like moving to hard beats and value a strong community, you are in the best hands with Hip-Hop training. Here, your own creativity is in the foreground. If, on the other hand, you are looking for a sporting challenge and elegance as a couple, you will find a lifelong passion in ballroom or Latin dance. These classic styles also offer an excellent foundation to shine later at the mid-term ball and graduation ball. It is best to try out different trial lessons to test the physical feeling for the respective rhythm directly on the dance floor.
For teenagers, Hip Hop, Streetdance, and the classic ballroom and Latin dances are particularly suitable. These styles offer an excellent mix of athletic challenge, modern music, and a strong community in the youth club.
No, for urban styles like Hip Hop or Streetdance, you do not need a partner. In many local partner dance courses for teenagers, partners are also rotated regularly, so you can easily start on your own.
Urban styles require casual everyday clothing and clean sneakers with a flexible sole. For ballroom and Latin, comfortable clothing and clean shoes with a smooth sole are recommended at the beginning, so you can turn easily on the dance floor.
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